Among her people, Enola is known as Eagle-Eye — a name given long before the badge.
The department thinks it’s a nickname.
Enola never corrects them.

She notices patterns.
Small changes.
Who looks away when certain names are spoken.

As Chief Deputy, Enola does the work no one thanks.
She reviews reports.
Checks alibis twice.
Connects dots others would rather keep separate.

She respects procedure — but she knows rules are only as honest as the people enforcing them.
And she understands authority isn’t about being seen.
It’s about seeing clearly.

Some say Enola is loyal to Sheriff Clive.
Others say she’s loyal to something older than the badge.
The town isn’t sure which one unsettles it more.